Steffi Sin

Steffi Sin is a Chinese American writer from San Francisco with an MFA in Creative Writing from Arizona State University. Her work centers on family, inheritance, and the intersection of language and belonging. Her writing has been published in The Best Small Fictions 2022, The Kenyon Review, The Cincinnati Review, Black Warrior Review, and elsewhere. She now teaches English at her local community college.

For Girls Who Talk Too Much at Lunch

Steffi Sin

Published in Issue 63.3: Summer 2024 You can purchase our Summer issue here. Daughter of two accountants, I tallymy contributions with standardized tests, testing my ABC English to bestthe born-here kids. Race through Chinatown alley, up Washington and Grant and more Calistreets named for dead presidents who addressedimmigration like it’s a problem of pestcontrol—De, are you […]

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By Steffi Sin